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For details of our Safe Haven Scheme click here. This is a selection of the ferrets we have available for homing. Please contact 01473 623280 to find out more information and who else is available. Click on each ferret's photo to get a closer view. Last updated 19th February 2012 Ferrets need a living space of a total area of 18sqft which equates to a 6ft x 3.5ft space.
Myra: Adult neutered female Ferret. One of our long stay ferrets who is looking for a home where she can be around other ferrets but housed on her own, or as an indoor pet. Can you give the time and love that Myra deserves by providing the companionship that she needs? Ferrets normally live with their own kind but it seems Myra only accepts the company of people.		. Rod: Adult Male Albino Rod has come in for re-homing as he was found as a stray. He is a lively lad that loves to play. He will need correct handling and an understanding home.		Jill: Young Adult Female Polecat Jill came into the centre as she was wandering around in a barn ready to assist with lambing. She is an active ferret that loves cuddles and food.
Rossi: Adult Male Albino Rossi came in with his brother as their previous owner was unable to look after them. He is a lively lad that is happy to be handled.				Sparky: Mature Adult Male Albino Sparky came in as a stray. He is a mature lad that seems to have some stereotypical behaviour possibly due to his previous home. He seems to prefer a quiet life so will need to be homed as an only ferret.


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